Episode 13: “The deeds of the occupier and occupied alike suggest that there come cruel times when to save a nation’s deepest values one must disobey the state.” Vichy, France ~ You Don't Know History Podcast

On Episode 13, I'm joined by Dr. Cameron Zinsou (@cgzinsou on
Twitter) where we talk about the Vichy regime. In this episode,
we talk about Armistice forces, the political ideology of the
Vichy regime, the difference between collaboration and
accommodation, how important Operation: Dragoon was to the
liberation of France, and how the legacy of the Vichy regime is
to modern day France. It's an amazing episode, so please enjoy!

Episode 13: “The deeds of the occupier and occupied alike suggest that there come cruel times when to save a nation’s deepest values one must disobey the state.” Vichy, France

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